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December 6, 1951     Indian Valley Record
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THE INDIAN VALLEY RKCOP.3 THURS., DF.CEMBER 6, 1951 THE WEATHER Precipitation for week .... 6.89 in. This season ........................ 18.43 in. Last Season ................. 43.14 in. 5 Year. Average ............ 37,22 In. G;:*) CHRIST,4AS Sb(.?P;ING Robert and Stromboli Camps- dan':co took Saturday off from he bsmk to attend to their Christmas shopping for 195t. TUESDAY'S WINNERS ' , r::'::e-. v ere awarded to i; =:'vevmK and Mrs. Otto •  .. th PlulYas Theatre ;c.;ia niaht, with compliments , the Mose]ey and Grenke mar- her and "%f111.'el" Goldenson. Cases of bee*" were given to Mrs. David !:: e_' and ()scar Hill. a roasting pan to Rick McCoy, and a fishing pole to Bob Welsh. It's sensationall The "Miss Liberty" has 8 glit- terlng, fine quality, full cut diamonds that total more than I,/2 a carat--and the price is less than you would i ordinarily pay for  a carat alone. Every diamond is per- 239. SAVE '125.O0 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "God the Only Cause and Cre- ator" is the subject of the Christ- ian Science Lesson-Sermon to be read in aR Christian Science thatches on Sunday, December 9. [or which the first verse in Gene- sis will be the Golden Text: "ln the beginning God created the ieaven and the earth." Citations from the Bible an d from the Christian Science text- peek "Science and Iiealth with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary ?aker Eddy, will comprise the ,q'men. from which the follow- ,;.: are taken: Job: "Touching the Ahnightv, • cannot lind hi]n ont: he is ex- ce!!ent m power, and in judgment, and in plenty of justice: he will not afflict" 34:23. Science and Health: "God is the mfinite, and infinity never began, will never end, and includes nothing unlike God" (p. 249). THEATRE PLUMAS GREENVILLE. CAL.-Phone 4.M News by The Indian Valley RecorO O Friday-Saturday Dec. 7-8 3tephen McNally - Gall Russell AIR CADET The Story f the Jet Flyers and Leo Gorcey and The Bowery Boys FIGHTING FOOLS The Funniest Fisticuffs since Fighting was Invented Sunday-Monday Dec,, 9-10 Jane PowelI-Danielle Darrieux Windel Corey Frenando Lamas Vic Damone RICH. YOUNG & PRETTY M-G-M's Happy-Go-Lucky Tech- nicolor Musical Tuesday-Wednesday Dec. 11-12 Randolph ScOtt - Janis Carter S00AFE Color by Technicolor Adventure Rides the Rails from Topeka to the Sea CLOSED THURSDAY ON THE JOB AGAIN Tom Good. the Plumas Disposal Service, is back on the job again this week after being laid up for several days with a touch of'flu. VISITS IN SUSANVILLE Mrs. Rachel Kelly of Greenville was a week-end visitor at the usanville home of her sister, Mrs. adie Stark. SPEND WEEK HERE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore of the Forest Service returned last Friday.fr)m the bay area where they hve spent a couple of weeks vacationing with their parents. ATTEND ALMANOR CONCERT Among those from Greenville attending • the Almanor Commun- ._ Concer at Chester Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Bryon "  [hell. Mr. and Mrs. George St.andarL Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Wells, Rex,. and Mrs. Elmer Podoll ant] ,h: lb. Lena Defanti and Bob Van Fleet. .'.;> L, i'OiLM,  o[ c,::S stantl i q 1II"C111 11.; ['V *i%%'ays ,,:h:,i tl []o l',eeord office. ASSISTANT CHIEF FETED Observing the anniversary of his birthday, the monthly fire- men's dinner, held lastnight at the Star Hotel. was devoted to recognition of Assistant Fire Chief Joe Hall. A large crowd was present for the celebration, and a fine program was staged in hon- or of the celebrant. FORCED VACATION Frank Thomson is currently un- dergomg medical checkups as a result of a back condition whiei has made it necessary for him to lay off from his job at Setzer's. r2e was orgmally injured dining the war, it is learned. From where I sit.., t] Joe Marsh Sign of a Nice Guy "T ' '"  ........ : ..... g;7 Dec. i.-.P.abelle earce. Dec. 4--Linda Sue Tarantino, Dec. gJoe F;all. Dec. 7--Pa Pe-cy Janet Richard ar:r. Richard Dec. 8.--Mildred Harpole :Dec, 3 --C" 17 i: ";.cbbins. Oec. h:,--.Carol ?orberg. A[qD G;" !;_,, :../JT;CNS Mr. and M:'s.._:, : :.nil, Mr. and. Mrc Lc:!'= M-H!cn, CA;, O. -  ,-',.. ,4 K S tnanx ......... ,.. h:[ped i thcir bazaa- a st;ec,::s 2Cs the ?r-e ,. • . q :or the of the hall Got so around these parts that everywhere a hunter went this fall, he came up against signs saying "PRIVATE PROPERTY, NO HUNTING. KEEP OFF." But not out at Happy Preston's place! Happy's signs say "PRIVATE PROPERTY, GOOD HUNTING, BUT BE CAREFUL." "Don't hunt myself," Happy says. "but there's plenty of game on my property. I tell the hunters where the best spots are--away from where I'm working and where no- body else is hunting. It works out petty well all-around." From where I sit, Happy has ! once again shown why he gets along with everyone and whv everyone respects him. HappT:: likes and dislikes might not be t'e same as his neighbors', but that doesn't stop him from nnderstad- ing. When it comes to opinions on hunting, fishing, politics, ways of farming, or whether your favorite beverage is beer or cider, try to be like Happy and the chances are you'll be really happy ! Assorted Christmas VIRGA DOLLS ............................................................ $1.25 Genuine English sroRW Illustrated with full color pictures IN THREE DIMENSIONS Now see the inspiring story of t first Chrleunu illustrated with full color Kodachrome photographs in tk amazing "€om to life  rialism of three dimensions. 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